What we cover
Last verified 13 Aug 2026.
This page lays out how we track the four Labour Codes, where the source documents live, and who is behind the work.
State-rules tracker
We track all four Labour Codes across every state and Union Territory. See the full tracker →
- Code on Wages 5 notified 0 draft 32 pending
- Industrial Relations Code 4 notified 1 draft 32 pending
- Code on Social Security 4 notified 1 draft 32 pending
- OSH Code 3 notified 2 draft 32 pending
Verified monthly
A scheduled pass checks every state row each month and updates the tracker when a status changes. The date above shows the last pass.
Source documents, hosted
We host 9 gazette PDFs under /rules/, next to a
link to each state's official source. Browse the tracker →
Every state and Union Territory also has its own compliance page — Codes status plus minimum wages, professional tax, LWF, and holidays where we can cite a source. Find your state →
Calculators kept current
Our calculators use the same wages-deeming and gratuity rules as the tracker. CTC calculator → Gratuity calculator →
Guides, reviewed on change
Every guide carries a published date and a reviewed date. When a state amends its rules, we bump the reviewed date on the guides it touches. Browse the guides →
Who does the checking
A cross-border practice team runs the monthly pass and writes the guides. We do not publish individual names for this work.
Dates and definitions, kept current
The same verified sourcing backs our compliance calendar and glossary. Compliance calendar → Glossary →
How an engagement starts
We start with a working session on one assignment. From there we scope a pilot, then move to a live platform run. Book a working session →
Frequently asked
How often do you check each state's rules?
A scheduled pass runs every month. It checks every state and Central row and updates the tracker when a status changes.
How do I know the tracker isn't stale?
The state-rules tracker shows its last-verified date and warns on the page itself if it has not been re-verified for over 60 days. Guides carry their own reviewed dates.
Where do the rules documents come from?
We host the gazette PDF for each notified rule under /rules/ on this site, next to a link to the official state source.
What happens when a state changes its rules?
We update the tracker row first, then bump the reviewed date on any guide that covers the change.
Who checks the rules and writes the guides?
A cross-border practice team does the checking and writing. We do not publish individual names for this work.
How does an engagement with hrSQR start?
It starts with a working session on one assignment. From there we scope a pilot, then move to a live platform run.